When it comes to telling the people of Great Britain about the toothsome morsels New Zealand sends Londonvvard, the High Commissioner, Sir Thomas Wilford, “is na blate,’’ as they say up in Scotland. He took tho opportunity, wheiu opening the “Empire shop” in Birmingtit haffi recently, to mention that more than 1 ' 9,000,000 carcases of-New -Zealand lamb had passed through Smithfield last .year, and of these only 30 were condemned, and then in several cases only because of faulty thawing. No other country in the world, he said, could claim a better record for high quality, svsjiness and itrict grading.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17439, 10 April 1931, Page 6
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